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V. Made Into Movies 1. Beaches by Iris Ranier Dart 2. The Bone Collector by Jeffery Deaver 3. Interview With the Vampire by Anne Rice 4. Confessions of a Shopaholic by Sophia Kinsella 5. Appaloosa by Robert B. Parker 6. Revolutionary Road by Richard Yates 7. Witches of E ...

... Here's what I have already read: 1. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime 2. The Handmaid's Tale 3. Interview with the Vampire 4. I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings 5. Slaughterhouse Five 6. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest 7. To Kill a Mockingbird 8. The Once ...

#66 & 67 I don't remember Interview with a Vampire as being fluffy. I recall it as a plod, but I did read it some years ago, when the equally tedious (to me) film came out.

I'm trying to work my way through Interview with the Vampire

Can you imagine if Twilight makes it into the next edition??! (Maybe kicking out Interview with a Vampire?) I can just imagine the discussions we'll be having on this message board then. Hahaha

... by Neal Stephenson 2 Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency by Douglas Adams 3 The Wasp Factory by Iain M. Banks 4 Interview With the Vampire by Anne Rice 5 Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut 6 Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep by Philip K. Dick 7 The Island of Dr. Moreau ...

... a Traveler Italo Calvino 284. Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy Douglas Adams 294. The Shining Stephen King 305. Interview With the Vampire Anne Rice 318. The Year of the Hare Arto Paasilinna 324. The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum Heinrich Böll 334. Invisible Cities Italo Ca ...

27. The vampire Lestat by Anne Rice I enjoyed this more than Interview with the vampire, the story was more interesting and Lestat extemely likable compared to the portrait painted of him by Louis in Interview with the vampire. Maybe it is because Lestat is such a energetic and ...

... of Pi - Yann Martel - Read before 2004 Everything is Illuminated - Jonathan Safran Foer - Read before 2004 Interview with a Vampire - Anne Rice - Read before 2004 The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time - Mark Haddon - Read 10-12-2006 Watchmen - Alan Moo ...

>11 Pretty much anything after Interview with the Vampire (and even parts of Interview) is trash, mostly because Rice began to hate the process of editing after that one. *sigh*

... most of the novels about two years ago. I think he's underrated. I'm reading Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood, Interview with the Vampire, and Cannibals and Kings. I started Interview because I wanted to read it once more before I gave it away, and it's as good as I remember. ...

... 302 The Cement Garden 306 The Singapore Grip on Mount TBR 308 The Virgin in the Garden 314 Petals of Blood 320 Interview With the Vampire 324 Autumn of the Patriarch on Mount TBR 338 The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum 343 The Siege of Krishnapur 354 Surfacing 356 In A Fre ...

The first Anne Rice novel, INTERVIEW WITH A VAMPIRE, is a good read and quite well-written, certainly far better than anything else she did. A bit baroque in places (for my minimalist tastes) but a page-turner. After that, she descended into hackery and I couldn't be bothered. And now, of ...

Anne Rice's INTERVIEW WITH A VAMPIRE; Richard Matheson's I AM LEGEND and HELL HOUSE; Stephen King's 'SALEM'S LOT. Someone on the "Unreliable narrator" thread reminded me of Shirley Jackson's WE HAVE ALWAYS LIVED IN THE CASTLE. Creeepy. Best Young Adult book I've read in a decade (and I ...

25. Interview with the vampire by Anne Rice Ok so back to the vampire theme. I read this year's ago and thought it was time to revisit, seeing as along with Bram Stocker's Dracula, which I revisted at the end of last year, it is one of the iconic "Vampire" novels, to which all others ...

The Vampire Lestat I had to stop reading out of embarrassment because it was so badly written. I enjoyed Interview with the Vampire and I am currently re-reading it.

... books around Halloween. I have Pride and Prejudice and Zombies so that's a definite one. I like the idea of rereading Interview With the Vampire and a few others that have been mentioned. I have a book of short stories by H.P. Lovecraft. I may have to dig that one back out. If ...

The next book on my tbr is The Night Watch which I've heard good things about. I'll get back to you once I've read it. Interview with a Vampire is good, although I never read any of the other Anne Rice books.

... in the gap 1960 - 2000. No copy of The Exorcist in the library, but they do have Rosemary's Baby. I also haven't read Interview with the Vampire since I was a teenager, so that's a possibility.

... has some great picks for their first book. I always like to remember the first book of the year. I think mine will be Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice. I haven't read this series yet, but really want to.

... here. The myth of narcissus, in Greek mythology? The erotic nature of the relationship between Lestat and Louis in Interview with a Vampire? The Star Trek (TNG) episode where a female being temporarily took over Captain William Riker's body, and has an affair with (female) Dr. Crusher ...

*GAVE UP ON IN JUNE* Interview with the Vampire (by Anne Rice) was not by any means shaping up to be the worst book I’d ever read: I didn’t mind pulling it out on the bus if that was all I had, but it was not a book that I was eager to get back to in general. However, being a bit bogged ...

... of Hadrien The Old Man and the Sea Casino Royale Fear of Flying The Dispossessed Kiss of the Spiderwoman Interview with the Vampire Delta Venus If on a Winter's Night a Traveler Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Confederacy of Dunces The Color Purple Neuromancer ...

... Hawaii Idaho Illinois: The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana: Interview With A Vampire by Anne Rice Maine Maryland Massachusetts: Running With Scissors by Augusten Burroughs, Asa, As I Knew Him by Susanna Kaysen Mi ...

... Pages: 426 Author’s Note to 466 My Review I approached this book with eager anticipation. I had read Interview with the Vampire by the same author, many years ago and enjoyed it. So this was a surprising book by this author. She explains how she had returned to her Catholic ...

Well, Lord of the Dead is only half-bad, I guess. It started off good--kind of like Interview With the Vampire with the narration to a captive audience member--but it grew tiresome--travel Europe, kill vampire "father", travel Europe some more, repeat. I guess it's part of a series, but I'm no ...

... blog Running with Scissors by Augusten Burroughs Little Brother by Cory Doctorow Choke by Chuck Palahniuk Interview with a Vampire by Anne Rice The Vampire Lestat by Anne Rice Howling at the Moon by Karen MacIerney - I ordered the wrong book last order! Dead Until Dark ...

Book 21 of 81 Category: Vampire Classics Item: Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice It has been decades since I first read Interview with the Vampire and my responses to reading it were quite different the second time. For one thing, I was simply reading more carefully, ...

Thanks for chiming in! I read and loved Interview with the Vampire years ago; I had a copy of Vampire Lestat but I lent it to a friend and never got it back. Might add it to the TBR (or TBF - to be found). ;)

How about Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles? Interview with the Vampire The Vampire Lestat Queen of the Damned Tale of the Body Theif

... I had nothing else to do. Each word was like chewing on some disgusting food I was forced to eat and swallowing it. Interview with the Vampire Ender's Game I don't get why everybody likes this. I was 15 when I read it, so it's not as if I was too young or old. I loved Orson Scott Card' ...

Book 8: Interview With The Vampire by Anne Rice. 4* Here are the confessions of a vampire. Hypnotic, shocking, and chillingly erotic, this is a novel of mesmerizing beauty and astonishing force--a story of danger and flight, of love and loss, of suspense and resolution, and of the ...

... of the vampire myth seemed pretty well spent. I wonder what he would say nowadays, given the later success of Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire, which, whatever its merits, obviously struck a chord and pretty much gave birth to the whole Sexy Vampires sub-genre. I also think it's too ...

Jaime & Claire from Outlander Series Lestat from Interview with a Vampire

... Hamlet 27. The Handmaid’s Tale 28. The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy 29. The Hobbit 3o. I, Robot 31. Interview With the Vampire 32. Journey to the Centre of the Earth 33. The Last of the Mohicans 34. Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby 35. Little Prince 36 ...

... src="http://static.librarything.com/pics/s-f.gif"> Well, I really loved Interview With a Vampire, The Vampire Armand and Queen of the Damned but this one... Originally titled Vittorio, the Vampire is set in 15th century's Florence: After ...

I will be reading Interview with a Vampire later this year as a part of the challenge. It's been decades and I have read a lot of the later vampire fiction since. I wonder what I will think of it, especially knowing how the series deteriorated over time. But there it sits on the 1001 list. T ...

... deliberately started ignoring her. I ended up enjoying this a lot. I also just finished The Vampire Lestat as I had read Interview with a Vampire last year and wanted to know more about Lestat, and while overly long it was also very interesting. I'll probably tackle the third in this series ...

... is telling a story to the other person. The narrative balance also tends to be mostly one over the other. Some examples - Interview with the Vampire or Melmoth the Wanderer. (Actually I think Melmoth has multiple types - stories in stories in stories...in stories.)

... ces 48- One hundred years of solitude 49- 2001: a space odyssey 50- The godfather 51- The year of the hare 52- Interview with the vampire 53- Hitchiker's guide to the galaxy 54- The name of the rose 55- The handmaid's tale 56- Perfume 57- Contact 58- The pigeon 59- ...

... memories go back through generations. I'll probably read another in this series. Interesting to note that Borchardt is Anne Rice's sister. edit: category name

67) The Vampire Lestat by Anne Rice After reading Interview with a vampire last year I was interested to find out more about Lestat's story. I wasn't that captivated with this, I think I've read too many vampire books lately and only continued to read this one due to a 13 hour flight preceded ...

... width="135" height="225" alt="lestat" /> 67) The Vampire Lestat by Anne Rice After reading Interview with a vampire last year I was interested to find out more about Lestat's story. I wasn't that captivated with this, I think I've read too many vampire books ...

The Vampire Lestat by Anne Rice After reading Interview with a vampire last year I was interested to find out more about Lestat's story. I wasn't that captivated with this, I think I've read too many vampire books lately and only continued to read this one due to a 13 hour flight preceded by a ...

... you tell I'm doing a reread of the whole series?) and The Alchemyst 3. What book did everyone like and you hated? Interview with the Vampire not hated but it was too slow for my taste. The Dark is Rising 4. Which book do you keep telling yourself you'll read, but you probably won't ...

... come to enjoy reading, and you obviously enjoy vampires, I'd recommend Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles, starting with Interview with the Vampire. They're more adult and dark, but still very good. I also think that's a good review, but you did kind of spoil the ending for someone who ...

... dead". Anyway, I agree with you both. Give me a book over a Kindle/Sony Thing any day. I just picked up Anne Rice's Interview With the Vampire and I don't think it'd be the same on a screen. -Philip Troy

... by C. S. Forester ~ Three Hornblower stories in one book with Ioan Gruffudd *drool* as Horatio on the cover Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice ~I have actually never read this one... seen the movie, but not read the book.

Fantasy 1. Switch 2. Avalon High 3. The Looking Glass Wars 4. Interview with the Vampire 5. The Princess Bride 6. Dead Until Dark 7. Dead Witch Walking 8. Storm Front 9. Pawn of Prophecy

... by Kate Morton 4. Sepulchre by Kate Mosse 5. Labyrinth by Kate Mosse 6. The Rose Labyrinth by Titania Hardie 7. An Interview with a Vampire by Anne Rice 8. The Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead 9. Frostbite by Richelle Mead 10. Shadow Kiss by Richelle Mead 11. Lord of Misrul ...

... – Alice Walker 21. The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy – Douglas Adams 22. The Shining – Stephen King 23. Interview With the Vampire – Anne Rice 24. 2001: A Space Odyssey – Arthur C. Clarke 25. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest – Ken Kesey 26. To Kill a Mockingbird ...

... finished JPod. Wow. I haven't had this much fun reading a book in ages. Really, really good. I need to finish both Interview with the Vampire and Number9Dream before I move on to anything else, including going back to House of Leaves. So many books, so little time these days.

... to the river sea.A book more suited to children in my opinion. Now for those I inflicted on myself.On the road,Interview with the vampireand the biggest load of drivel ever award goes to Pride and prejudice. I didn't finish the self inflicted ones by the way.

>413 I agree about Interview with the Vampire; I intensely disliked that book. I'm plenty fond of sexy vampires--loved Buffy and Angel both, really enjoy True Blood, and I'm planning to read the Twilight books one of these days. However, the Rice book just seemed to revel in the sensuality of ...

I absolutely hated On The Road and Interview With The Vampire.So dull!

... Javier Marias - Yes Man by Danny Wallace - 'Death in Venice' by Thomas Mann - 'Eating for England' by Nigel Slater - Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice BOOKS READ: - On Reading by Andre Kertesz - New Moon by Stephenie Meyer - The Pleasure of Reading edited by Antonia Frase ...

Yes, I have to admit that I remember liking Interview better even then - I read The Vampire Lestat and Queen of the Damned afterwards but they were a bit long-winded - I actually preferred the movie. In fact, that's what reminded me about it, I've got the QOTD movie but Interview with the Vam ...

#130 Interview is wasted on morbid teen goths (much as I love 'em). I was very young when I first read it and it was only when I reread it later in life that I realised what a beautiful, lyrical book it is (unlike everything that follows it, which is, to greater or larger degrees, derivative ...

... into Book Depot just for a quick nosy, expecting nothing much new in, only to find it was all go on that front. I bought Interview with the Vampire - I read it a few years ago but I was going through the morbid gothic teen phase then and get the feeling I didn't really appreciate it... Oh, ...

Couldn't keep it to myself - Wally Lamb Interview with the vampire - Anne Rice

51. Interview with the Vampire Anne Rice 52. Slaughterhouse Five Kurt Vonnegut 53. The French Lieutenant's Woman John Fowles 54. The Godfather Mario Puzo 55. Cancer Ward Alexander Solzhenitsyn 56. 2001: A Space Odyssey Arthur C. Clarke 57. The Graduat ...

House of Leaves was aggravating the hell out of me on Friday, so I started reading a bit of Interview with the Vampire, part of the Rice collection I have. To be honest, House of Leaves didn't bother me all that much until I got to the chapter dealing with echoes. I'm fairly patient with ...

... is because he had drank the blood of the Ancient Ones. He had drank blood from Maharet. It's been awhile since I have read Interview with the Vampire and The Vampire Lestat. I had decided to start over from the beginning again because it has been so long since I have read them. I read them ...

... on the Prairie That Summer and Someone Like You made one movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory The Witches Interview with the Vampire Blood and Chocolate Bridge to Terabithia

I am just beginning to reread The Vampire Chronicles starting with Interview with the Vampire and I plan to read the entire series this time. Last time I got as far as Memnoch the Devil. I haven't read Interview with the Vampire, The Vampire Lestat or any of the other earlier books since ...

... places over the last couple of days. First i was dashing round Corus with Beka in Terrier then i was with Louis from An Interview with a Vampire for a short while then last night i decided to join Tom Builder in 12th century England in The Pillars of the Earth. I have also been jumping ...

#98: I have tried several times to read Interview With the Vampire as well, and have failed each time. It's just not very interesting, especially compared to the next three books in the series (all of which I loved). I think you could probably chalk this up to the fact that Interview was Rice's ...

I also despise Interview With The Vampire. I can't finish it. I just CAN'T.

... by Meng-tsu Ling read (June 11th) 4.Like Water for Chocolate by Laura Esquivel read (June 14th) 5.Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice read (July 17th) 6. 7. 8. 9.

I got two Anne Rice books Interview with the Vampire and The Vampire Lestat, seen the movie never read the books, but they were cheap so what the hey... Also got Surfacing by Atwood, Dandelion Wine by Bradbury, The thirty-first of june:A tale of True Love, enterprise and progress, in the Ar ...

... journal. It is by far the most entertaining journal-book I've ever read and Catherine is a fabulous character. 149. *Interview With The Vampire by Anne Rice (352) I liked this book very much, up until the end. The last page or two annoyed me. The rest of the story, however, was ...

... (Finished 10/8/2009) 7. An Echo in the Bone by Diana Gabaldon (Finished 11/28/2009) 8. 9. Vampires 1. Interview With a Vampire (Finished 2/9/2009) 2. Dark Loverby J.R. Ward (Finished 3/14/2009) 3. Lover Eternal by J.R. Ward (Finished 7/16/2009) 4. You Suck ...

... and Me 5. The Other Boleyn Girl 6. Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford 7. I Am Legend 8. Interview With A Vampire 9. The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe

... Charlotte's Web Catcher in the Rye Catch-22 The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe The Shining Interview With the Vampire The English Patient The Poisonwood Bible The Blind Assassin Mystic River Cold Mountain The Bone Col ...

Interview With The Vampire (although I may have to call it a loss) On Chesil Beach Harry Potter and the Chamber Of Secrets (reread)

I've read pretty much all of them. Interview with a Vampire was by far the best. The rest, meh... ETA: I did enjoy Tale of the Body Thief, though.

#129: I struggled to finish Interview with the vampire too!!! It's just that I consider Anne Rice as a great author but her books move a little too slow for my taste. Let me know what you think of it when you finish it. P.S. GO ELLEVEE!!! U can do it.

An Anthropologist On Mars Interview With The Vampire - Again... to see if I can finish it Harry Potter And the Chamber Of Secrets - Again... just because

Interview With The Vampire - to see if I still dislike it, and because I don't remember most of it. An Anthropologist On Mars - because Oliver Sacks rocks. Harry Potter & the Chamber of Secrets - a reread, for no good reason

Flossie, Thanks for the honesty. I had to stifle the giggles!!! In any case, a different view. I wish I had stopped with Interview with a Vampire because I didn't enjoy the next installments. I just felt like she was sort of rehashing the same groudn without really going any deeper.

... me to leave a series unread, the only reason I will read the third part of the Bourne Series. Flossie If you liked Interview With The Vampire, chances are you would like the next two as well, reading till Queen of the Damned would cover "almost" everything mentioned in any of the ...

... Novik Fallen Angel by Peter David Guilty Pleasures by Laurell K. Hamilton Hyperion by Dan Simmons Interview With The Vampire by Anne Rice

... You don't have any books in your library so I don't know what you've read already... for something more adult you might try Interview with the Vampire, although whether it contains a love story or not is a matter of debate. The Historian is another adult book, with more romance. Or, Tanya Huff' ...

... Corpse by Laurell K. Hamilton The Witch of Cologne by Tobsha Learner The Moon-Spinners by Mary Stewart Interview With The Vampire by Anne Rice

... couple of years ago, I'd rate Meyer's effort fairly highly. Everybody knows, of course, that you can't beat Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire as the best vampire story ever written, though I can't speak as well for her sequels. And a laugh-out-loud hick vampire book is Gil's All Frig ...

... I haven't read in years like some of my Stephen King's, Anne Rice or Clive Barker. I may go back and start to reread Interview With A Vampire and all the other books in The Vampire Chronicles as well as New Tales of the Vampires for my books on Vampires. Of course I should also ...

115. Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice I haven't really got much to say about this. It was a decent enough read, the story never bored me, but I wasn't exactly enthralled either; otherwise it wouldn't have taken me so long to read it. Is it a book I feel I needed to have read before I ...

After a month of very little time/inclination to read, I've finished #53 Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice I haven't really got much to say about this. It was a decent enough read, the story never bored me, but I wasn't exactly enthralled either; otherwise it wouldn't have taken ...

1. Dracula by Bram Stoker 2. Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë 3. Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert 4. Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice 5. Sing to Me of Dreams by Kathryn Lynn Davis 6. Robin Hood by Paul Creswick 7. Possession: A Romance by A. S. Byatt ...

... Classics 1. Carmilla by Sheridan Le Fanu, 1872 2. Dracula by Bram Stoker, 1897 3. Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice, 1976 4. The Vampire Tapestry by Suzy McKee Charnas, 1980 5. I Am Legend by Richard Matheson, 1995 6. Sunshine by Rob ...

#81 good idea. Thanks. I enjoyed those books too. In fact, somewhere I think I have a copy of Interview with a Vampire

I've been neglecting LibraryThing! Oh the shame! But, here's what I bought this week: Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice Marked: A House of Night Novel by P.C. Cast

Yes to Don Quixote which was absolutely hilarious. What about Interview with a Vampire?

... on a camping trip. I remember reading it in a log cabin in the woods with a flashlight into the wee hours of the morning. Interview with the Vampire - I read this when I was 14 and it began an Anne Rice obsession that last through high school. It started my love of paranormal/fantasy novels. ...

... she and Edward were going to be leaving Forks in the beginning of the novel. On another note, I finally finished reading Interview With the Vampire for the umpteenth time, and as usual, it was worth every second I spent reading. I'm closing in on the last 400 pages of It, so maybe I really ...

I read and reread Interview with the Vampire and I didn't think it was overly long or pretentious or boring. In fact, I think it is her best in that series. I thought The Witching Hour was her best of the Mayfair Witches series. And I also enjoyed her first novel about the life of Christ. ...

As one should know ones classics, I started Interview with the vampire, but I lost interest after a hundred pages or so. The breathless mock 19th Century tone got to me. Anne Rice has neither the vision nor the talent to succeed anything as overwritten as this. Besides, the characters have no ...

... of his others as I refuse to read another one by Brown in this lifetime); most of Rice's vampire novels, except I loved Interview); The Historian (not a very exciting horror novel or thriller, but I did enjoy some of the travelogue portions). Unfortunately, Wilbur Smith's writing puts me ...

I told myself that I was going to start Relic but I just can't seem to find any initiative. Instead, I'm still rereading Interview with the Vampire, but I've also started in on It for the ten millionth time. I also have Hearts in Atlantis by Stephen King lined up before I go back to ...

... It was nice to read some classic Stephen King after slogging through the mess that was Insomnia. I'm still rereading Interview with the Vampire and I have Relic to get through, but I think I'm going to reread It or Dreamcatcher before I go back to school.

... eting. >200 colorado, may Breaking Dawn bring you all the enjoyment a book can. I do hope to hear a good impression of Interview with the Vampire, too. It was a favorite of mine back when it came out (about the same time I did, ha). Mr. Man will just about finish reading The Lace Reader ...

Reading Different Seasons by Stephen King, and rereading Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice. However, all of that's going to be put on hold this weekend until I can finish Breaking Dawn, which I really am looking forward to reading!

... Case Histories, I'm planning on reading Relic by Douglas Preston, Different Seasons by Stephen King, and then rereading Interview with the Vampire and/or It. And then, of course, I have my copy of Breaking Dawn pre-ordered, so I'll be devouring that come Saturday!

... Lackey's Valdemar books. Even the not-so-good ones make me all happy and squishy, when I'm not crying my eyes out. Interview With the Vampire by Anne Rice. I discovered it when I was fifteen. It opened my eyes to a whole new kind of literature. My eclectic reading tastes, (which, ...

Sandman Neil Gaiman Agnes and the Hitman Jennifer Crusie and Bob Mayer Interview with the Vampire Anne Rice Geek Love Katharine Dunn Blood Sucking Fiends: a love story Christopher Moore

Started Anne Rice's The Vampire Choronicles Series 31. Interview With The Vampire by Anne Rice

... The Virtu by Sarah Monette - keeper 105. The Mirador by Sarah Monette - library, unfortunately 106. Interview With the Vampire by Anne Rice - keeper Pages so far: 31,430 The three by Sarah Monette were absolutely the best things I read in June. They're ...

I'll keep a lookout for those, too! 106. Interview With the Vampire by Anne Rice - keeper This book is very, very special to me. When I first discovered it, I was quite set in my reading ways. I didn't read much outside my comfort zone, and I wasn't really open to trying new things. I ...

... as it's out. :) And I agree, if I hadn't already read it it would be the perfect place to go from here! I decided on Interview With the Vampire for my next read, mainly because of the style and characterization. It's a reread, (rererererererereread, actually), and its very special to me, ...

I've just started reading Interview With the Vampire for the eighth time. I felt like I needed something gorgeous and familiar to help me cope with my Sarah Monette withdrawal.

I plan to start Interview With the Vampire on my afternoon break. This'll be my eighth reading.

#308 - this will be my eighth time. :) It's kind of silly, I know, but Interview With the Vampire absolutely changed my life, so far as my book tastes are concerned. It's very special to me.

#305 - I don't know if you've read Interview with the Vampire before, but it is absolutely FANTASTIC!!! Allow yourself a fair amount of time to get through it, because it is a very dense read, but it is absolutely worth the effort! One of my favorite books!

... Fevre Dream by George R.R. Martin and so far it seem to be pretty good, sort of like Mark Twain crossed with Interview with the Vampire in a good way.

... TBR: The Virtu by Sarah Monette The Mirador by Sarah Monette The Battle For Skandia by John Flanagan Interview With the Vampire by Anne Rice I still have tentative plans to stick some Francesca Lia Block in there, too. I'd particularly like to reread Missing An ...

... the past few years and couldn't think of any (but then, I'm not a lesbian, so maybe that has something to do with it? ha!). Interview With the Vampire by Anne Rice maybe, but I'm kind of stretching there. Most of the stuff I've read has been in erotic horror anthologies (like the Hot Blood ...

Today I picked up Interview with the Vampire, Wuthering Heights and Black Dahlia.

... ed. by Jonathan Strahan Kushiel's Avatar by Jacqueline Carey In the Hand of the Goddess by Tamora Pierce Interview With the Vampire by Anne Rice With the occasional bit of Francesca Lia Block thrown in.

So far this month I've acquired: the Forever War the Historian Interview With a Vampire Odd Thomas The Forever War isa sci-fi novel, basically the Viet Nam war in space. A friend gave it to me yesterday, and I've already read the first 8 chapters or so. I've never read any Koo ...

#18 Thanks. I feel so much better not to be the only one. I loved Interview with the Vampire. I just got lost in Rice's writing. #19 That's kind of what happened to me. My sister loaned me her book. #20 So far it has been a very quick read. I keep turning pages to find out what happens ...

Kirconnell: Dont worry, I am in the same league! The only vampire book I have read so far is Interview With A Vampire

... when he (a) characterized my favorite book of all time as "bloated and self-indulgent" and (b) (worse) implicitly compared Interview with the vampire to Delta of Venus. Sorry, but no.

... basically, assign me anything you want done (good way for me to expand my fantasy horizons). Should mention that I hated Interview with a Vampire and would not willingly re-read that one. Off to join the group . . .

Jacqueline Carey - after Kushiel's Dart Anne Rice - after Interview with the Vampire Marion Zimmer Bradley - after Mists of Avalon John Crowley - after Little, Big Jane Austen - after Pride and Prejudice Yukio Mishma - after Spring Snow Vladimir Nabokov - ...

Anne Rice-Interview with a Vampire Stephen King-Dark Tower Series (Vols 1-4) Sorry I couldn't come up with five. I keep finding new things to read. I guess I should go back and visit some old friends.

... over the years, I've reread a few once or twice: Lord of the Rings Trilogy (about 20 times) Dragonriders of Pern Interview with a Vampire The Merlin Trilogy by Mary Stewart Beauty by Sheri Tepper Some recent fantasies I intend to reread at least once more are Tigana and The ...

... not seem to be boasting of all the intellectual literature I've read, :) I will nominate as one of my favorite "I" novels Interview with the Vampire. Not literary, but I loved it. It was so wonderfully atmospheric, with evil/amoral yet tortured protagonists, everything so over-the-top ...

... lore, I think Edward probably understands better than Bella what it means to become a vampire. I'm thinking of Louis in Interview with the Vampire. Louis was very squeamish and practically starved himself in trying not to succumb to his carnal urges. Perhaps Edward understands how impetuous ...

What is everyone's opinion on the worst and best movie adaptations? Worst: Eragon, Interview with the Vampire, and all the Harry Potter series Best: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe and Red Dragon

... I have two more that are not finished yet so they will appear in the May list. Less Than Zero ~ Bret Easton Ellis Interview With The Vampire ~ Anne Rice A Home at the End of the World ~ Michael Cunningham I picked Less Than Zero because I think I wanted to compare it to the last ...

... The Host.) These stories are about a high school girl who falls in love with a vampire and the danger involved. Interview With a Vampire by Anne Rice and the myriad of books that fall under that heading I enjoy a good series too. But sometimes I'm not in the mood, ...

... ng She's Come Undone by Wally Lamb The Corset Diaries by Katie MacAlister The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice Auntie Mame by Patrick Dennis All 19 books for $8, too!

I guess I am out of the trend Interview with the Vampire is about the only Rice book that I liked.

I susect this will make me very unpopular, but for me (dare I say it...) it's Anne Rice Interview With The Vampire. I originally bought the trilogy, but couldn't even get through the first book. I was soooo disappointed after reading such great things about it too. It's very rare I won't (can' ...

Interview With the Vampire is my favorite and I can tolerate portions of Queen of the Damned. Following that, I would say Servant of the Bones or The Mummy.

Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles and Bram Stoker's Dracula spring to mind, probably because they're books I've read.

BTW, my favorite Rice horror novels are Interview with the Vampire, The Witching Hour, and The Mummy.

I would have to say Interview With The Vampire because that was the first Anne Rice book I ever read and I also like Tale Of The Body Thief. I have almost all of her books and need to spend some time to finish reading The Vampire Chronicles Series, The New Vampires Tales Series and The Ma ...

... narrative gets a bit disjointed a couple of times. Several of the novels in The Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice, such as Interview With The Vampire and The Vampire Lestat follow their immortal protagonists through centuries. Lestat is probably the best of these, although reading the first 3 ...

... described the main character's masturbation in detail, and I thought it was disgusting. Actually also hated Anne Rice's Interview with a Vampire--it was the sensuality with which the drinking of blood was described that turned me off (a lot). I feel compelled to protest that I'm not a ...

I'm a huge fan of Interview with the Vampire, and The Vampire Lestat is also way up there. Those are definitely my favourite. I was about ready to cut my head off when I read Memnoch the Devil though. I wanted vampire action with blood drinking and victims, and I got some weird adventure ...

Probably Interview with the vampire. In my opinion the first and the best. My favorite character is Louis :)

... referred to in post #10 above (catching up here...) and I am really surprised by the results - especially the fact that Interview with the Vampire clocks in at #2. Maybe I'm just a snob, but to me, this was a fun book that I read once as a youngster because I was in love with vampires and ...

... says Dork Tower LOTR Special Dork Tower I'm not familiar with that one. I also have mutliple copies of Anne Rice's Interview With The Vampire Queen Of The Damned, The Vampire Lestat, Violin one copy is taller than the other, T. H. White's The Once And Future King , I have ...

... says Dork Tower LOTR Special Dork Tower I'm not familiar with that one. I also have mutliple copies of Anne Rice's Interview With The Vampire Queen Of The Damned, The Vampire Lestat, Violin one copy is taller than the other, T. H. White's The Once And Future King , I have ...

... says Dork Tower LOTR Special Dork Tower I'm not familiar with that one. I also have mutliple copies of Anne Rice's Interview With The Vampire Queen Of The Damned, The Vampire Lestat, Violin one copy is taller than the other, T. H. White's The Once And Future King , I have ...

... says Dork Tower LOTR Special Dork Tower I'm not familiar with that one. I also have mutliple copies of Anne Rice's Interview With The Vampire Queen Of The Damned, The Vampire Lestat, Violin one copy is taller than the other, T. H. White's The Once And Future King , I have ...

... says Dork Tower LOTR Special Dork Tower I'm not familiar with that one. I also have mutliple copies of Anne Rice's Interview With The Vampire Queen Of The Damned, The Vampire Lestat, Violin one copy is taller than the other, T. H. White's The Once And Future King , I have ...

... - Alice in Wonderland 3. Michael Scott - De alchemist ( The Alchemyst ) 4. Stephenie Meyer - Eclipse 5. Anne Rice Interview with the vampire 6. Stephenie Meyer - Breaking Dawn 7. Cecilia Ahern - PS I love you To be read: 1. Philip Pullman - The Subtle Knife 2. Jane Au ...

... books I took home was the mist by Stephen King, which I loved. Never got tired of Stephen King after that. Next was Interview with a Vampire, which I don't think I ever finished, but enjoyed nevertheless. Bit of a big tome for a small kid. And come to think of it, bit of a creepy subject ...

... Sebold The Color Purple by Alice Walker And because I was quite torn with which ones to add I'll also say that Interview with the vampire by Anne Rice was great.

Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice Queen of the Damned by Anne Rice (though the movie was terrible!) Christine by Stephen King War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells I Am Legend by Richard Matheson

... is great, and so is his book--it's Hollywood I have doubts about) Hitler and Stalin: Parallel Lives Alan Bullock Interview With a Vampire Anne Rice

Thanks kawika and others. I didn't realise Interview with a vampire was so early, and WoD etc so late.

In response to claimary in msg 7 above, Anne Rice's Interview With A Vampire came out in 1976 and therefore precedes the 1979 Frank Langella movie. edited to specify real dates.

... do ebay. Ainda só li 90 páginas, infelizmente hoje em dia não há tempo para muito mais. Depois de ter lido o Interview With The Vampire tinha as expectativas um bocado baixas. Talvez tenha sido por isso que fiquei surpreendida. Estou a gostar bastante, principalmente da forma como ...

... didn't mention if you're counting one book in more than one category or not, but if you are, both The Color Purple and Interview with the Vampire are also on the 1001 list.

... . 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Category 4: Female Authors 1. The Color Purple - Alice Walker 2. Interview with the Vampire - Anne Rice 3. Lucky - Alice Sebold 4. The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath 5. To the Boy ...

A lot of my friends are casual readers - maybe finishing 5-6 books a year. I loaned out my copy of Interview with a Vampire to one of them over a year ago, and he swears he's "still reading it". I don't think that any of them are sworn non-readers. What's important, though, (apart from ...

After all the brouhahah, I finally decided to read something by Anne Rice, Interview with a Vampire. It was a decent book, and spoke of alienation, power, morality and death. I liked it enough to start on The Vampire Lestat, which takes on the enlightenment full force.

... of people go out to make a Romero like zombie movie, only to have it all come to life in front of them. I just finished Interview with a Vampire and a lot of my pondering while reading was about Anne Rice's recent conversion.

Blah, I forgot to mention Anne Rice, and it doesn't look as though anyone else has! Interview With the Vampire is the first volume of her Vampire Chronicles, but The Vampire Lestat is my personal favourite. They're shelved in the horror section of the bookstore, but I'd definitely ...

I think Interview with the Vampire is really good, it was written well before the others.

Arctic, I'm curious to know what you think of Interview With the Vampire. I've avoided reading any Anne Rice due to the whole 'weepy, erotic vampires' mystique. But I've been thinking I should maybe try that first one at least.

... top pretty soon. (I really enjoyed his Gospel of the Living Dead.) But now I am filling in some blanks and reading Interview with the Vampire. A bit late perhaps, but I will see how far it will take me. Oh, and if you like graphic novels, The Walking Dead is pretty good.

I have 63 pages left of Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice I will then be reading The Color Purple by Alice Walker

Well, I'd argue that most horror overlaps heavily with sci-fi or fantasy. Furthermore, Interview with the Vampire is pretty light on the horror (unlike, say, Dracula) because Rice romanticizes and sexualizes the vampires so much. So I would include horror, so long as it has strong sci-fi or ...

I am still reading Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice. And not all touchstones are working for me! Why isn't Anne Rice working? That's just a sin. I have discovered she's great! This'll be another one down on the 1,001 books you must read before you die list.

... some of the titles you mentioned could also be described as parallel world/dystopias (The Handmaid's Tale) or horror (Interview with the vampire). Are you interested in any of the books that could be described as unrealistic? Would include things like A Clockwork Orange We There ...

... I think are sci-fi/fantasy: Contact The Handmaid's Tale Neuromancer The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Interview with the Vampire Slaughterhouse Five 2001: A Space Odyssey Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Solaris Foundation I, Robot 1984 The Little ...

Just finished Love is a many trousered thing by Louise Rennison and have just begun Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice

Interview With the Vampire by Anne Rice, got it for Christmas. Trying to work through books I own at the moment, rather than use the public library.

... book in the Old School... and I liked most all of Anne Rice's vampire books, too, particularly Vampire Lestat (Interview with the Vampire not so much). I enjoy a lot of the New School, too, but I prefer the vampires to retain most of their classic characteristics. If they are ...

I got Interview with a vampire by Anne Rice and The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck which is pretty good for me, as I usually don't get many books given to me as gifts.

"moon over burbon street" by sting from dream of the blue turtles is about interview with a vampire by anne rice.

... part that lasted up through High school. My last year in HS I became the Library TA and I really got back into reading. Interview with the Vampire is one that really got me back in the habit of reading.

Unless I've missed one, I've only read 9 books on the list: The Black Dahlia Interview with a Vampire To Kill a Mockingbird Foundation The Catcher in the Rye 1984 The Little Prince Brave New World Dracula There were a couple that I know I've started, but I couldn't ...

... 3.Love in the Time of Cholera Gabriel Garcia Marquez 4.The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Douglas Adams 5.Interview With a Vampire Anne Rice 6.Slaughterhouse Five Kurt Vonnegut 7.Herzog Saul Bellow 8.A Clockwork Orange Anthony Burgess 9.To Kill a Mocki ...

... caused some commotion on this thread, but to everyone who picked him, I'm right there with you. Louis and Marius from Interview with a Vampire and most of the other Anne Rice vampire books. Howl from Howl's moving castle. I started out loathing him because he was so childish and ...

Hi--new member as of this month. I read Interview With The Vampire back in 1977 (bought at the airport on the way to visit my brother in Florida) and read the others as they came out, so I've been a fan for years. Not a huge fan of the Mayfair series, though I have read them as well. I loved C ...

Although I'm quite over vampire fiction - Lestat and Louis from The Vampire Chronicles Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) - Pirates of The Caribbean Jonathan Strange And Mr. Norrell Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell Napoleon Dynamite - I like nerds sometimes. Legolas - Lord of The Rings ...

... just because James McAvoy is playing him in the movie. In no particular order: Ramses from The Mummy Marius from The Vampire Chronicles Little Ricky from Prodigal Summer Ragnarok from Fool on the Hill Jon Snow from A Song of Ice and Fire Perrin Aybara from the first few Whee ...

Yes Interview with the vampire is a good book but if your read that, be sure to read The vampire Lestat The second book tells the story from Lestat's side of things and makes you realise what a moaner Louis really is!

... by Chuck Palahniuk is slightly disturbing. Though it really doesn't fit into this category. I must read Interview with the vampire soon.

... Dracula The Invisible Man The War of the Worlds The Turn of the Screw The Killer Inside Me The Collector Interview With The Vampire The Shining American Psycho -- M1001

... and Ashes. I haven't read them yet, though. And no collection of vampire fiction can possibly be complete without the Vampire Chronicles and New Tales of the Vampiresby Anne Rice. You'll absolutely fall in love with her characters, and her style of writing is just gorgeous, lyrical ...

--> 9 RE: Antonio Banderas in Interview with the Vampire... HE WAS SO WRONG!! Armand is meant to be a 17 year old (when he was turned Vampire), red-headed Russian! Ugh! SOOO WRONG!

... on a play, so I don't know if it necessarily counts here.) To stay on topic book-wise: Antonio Banderas as Armand in Interview with the Vampire. He's too old!

Unless you Repent The Virgin Suicides The Devil's in the Details The Blind Assassin Interview with the vampire

Okay, so far we have these books to consider: House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski Frankenstein by Mary Shelley Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice The Shining by Stephen King A Winter Haunting by Dan Simmons It by Stephen King Dracula by Bram Stoker The Woman in White ...

... good for discussion. I'm not sure about this one, though-- maybe someone who's read it can give some feedback on it? Interview with a Vampire by Anne Rice, because I've also never read it. The Shining by Stephen King because (surprise) I've never read it either (shows how much of a ...

... the Unicorn by Josephine Bradley The Anubis Gates by Tim Powers The Bear and the Dragon bu Tom Clancy Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice On the Track of the Sasquatch by John Green

Immortal Beloved The Vampire Lestat Interview with the Vampire The White Goddess Goddess: A Celebration in Art and Literature

... The Picture of Dorian Gray, The Great Gatsby, 1984 and The Yellow Wallpaper are all quite short and worth trying. Interview with the Vampire and Dracula are also both short and worth trying if you like vampire stories. It really depends what your interests are. There are tons of ...

... Rice's novels except Violin and Cry to Heaven (I think I just wasn't in the mood at the time). Particularly loved Interview with a Vampire and The Witching Hour. I even like her latest novel ~ Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt and am looking forward to the sequel. Also, just read ...

... Brown has ever written. The same thing happened with James Patterson and Stephen King. However, when I read Interview with the Vampire, I was hooked on Anne Rice's work forever. I plowed through the entire Vampire Chronicles in just a few months, and I just can't get enough ...

... have such a great pile of TBR books. Favorites from then that I'd like to read again one day include: By Anne Rice: Interview With The Vampire The Vampire Lestat The Queen of the Damned The Tale of the Body Thief Memnoch the Devil From my more recent reading, I'd enjoy ...

... bravado. Until the later books when he becomes maudlin, and a little annoying. I like to contrast the Lestat we find in Interview with a Vampire and in The Vampire Lestat. Very different perspectives, and hearing his full story gives a much broader sense of his character.

... that somewhere; I do know that Armadillocon down in Austin in August will be featuring Connie Willis as GOH it's largely a lit con, mostly focusing on new authors. randomiser p.s. yes, volunteering is an excellent way to get into a con...though you may end up spenind *all* ...

... or any books we knew of, so I just used books that I own. The Promise by Donna Boyd Dracula by Bram Stoker Interview With The Vampire by Anne Rice Mary Reilly by Valerie Martin Lovelock by Orson Scott Card

Oh god, I've bought so many books. Underworld by Don DeLilo Travels With Charley by John Steinbeck Fear of Dreaming by Jim Carroll The Treasured Writings of Kahlil Gibran by Kahlil Gibran Many others but my head hurts. Anyways, time to read.

... to get through at first, but after that, the premise of the book shines through brilliantly. (The movie's good too!) Interview With the Vampire is good if you have a lot of time on your hands, because this is a book that needs to be slowly digested. I'd also recommend A Prayer for Owen M ...

My vote would go to Interview With the Vampire because of the beautiful imagery and the time tested themes of time, religion, good and evil, and the presence of a higher being. I absolutely adore that book.

... - the first four in the series i read about twice each. Lord of the Rings - twice for each book in the series Interview With the Vampire, Vampire Lestat and The Tale of the Body Thief by Anne Rice - about three times each. Also Bridget Jones's Diary - read at least ...

Actually, I think Chelsea Quinn Yarbro's Hotel Transylvania came out before Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire. Her vampire protagonist has always been more humane than all the humans around him. Ms. Yarbro incorporated the most common vampiric traits from all cultures and pulled ...

... by Michael Crichton The Andromeda Strain - Michael Crichton The Shining - Stephen King Night Shift - Stephen King Interview With the Vampire - Anne Rice The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants - Ann Brashares To Kill a Mockingbird - Harper Lee Les Miserables - Victor Hugo A Pra ...

... headway at eliminating the wrongs. Here's another rather wild book comparison that addresses this issue: Ann Rice's Interview with the Vampire. Her vampire protagonists have consciences, but they still have to prey on living humans and drink their blood to maintain their own existence.

Many years ago, a friend told me I absolutely HAD to read Interview With the Vampire by Anne Rice. I didn't want to; I didn't think it looked like my sort of thing at all, and I figured it'd be a complete waste of time. I promised her I'd give it a try, but I figured I'd end up only reading ...

... of My Dreams by Curtis Sittenfeld I like this one too. Its not a sequel to Prep, its a completely different book. 16. Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice 17. The Vampire Lestat by Anne Rice 18. Queen of the Damned by Anne Rice Thats as far as I could get into the series. I ...

... eturns Manhunter V For Vendetta Crisis on Infinite Earths Kingdom Come The Forever War Magician Conan Interview With the Vampire Conan Faerie Tale Babel-17 Rynosseros Jurassic Park The Dark is Rising Series The Great Book of Amber

... but here's what I can think of: Chocolat by Joanne Harris Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden Interview With the Vampire by Anne Rice About A Boy by Nick Hornby High Fidelity by Nick Hornby The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis ...

... Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes Winterdance : the Fine Madness of Running the Iditarod by Gary Paulsen Interview With the Vampire by Anne Rice This is a mix of children's and adult fiction, and some non-fiction as well. I would have a completely different list if I ...

... Anne Rice. I love Bram Stoker's Dracula and enjoy some of his other books. I also loved Barnabas Collins. :-) Interview with the Vampire was interesting; after that I lost interest. Thinking some more, didn't Fred Saberhagen portray a sympathetic Count Dracula in The Dracul ...

...And by that, I mostly mean pre- or post- Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire, as (while her later works may have degenerated into self-congratulatory porn) IwtV was a Very Important Book in vampire fiction, and single-handedly introduced the idea of the vampire as a sympathetic human ...

... and Fledgling by Octavia Butler. The first books in Anne Rice's vampire series are pretty good, too. From Interview With the Vampire to about Tale of the Body Thief are well worth reading. Two titles that are on my reading list, but I haven't gotten to yet, are Bloodsucking ...

I'm currently reading Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles. So far I have read: Interview with the Vampire, The Vampire Lestat, The Queen of the Damned, The Tale of The Body Thief and Blood and Gold. I intend to purchase Memnoch the Devil when I get my next paycheque. My favourate so far ...

All the King's Men, definitely. Feast of All Saints, another excellent choice. Interview with the Vampire and The Vampire Lestat, if you have a "taste" for the vampire lore. If you want more modern fiction, and more of rural Louisiana than New Orleans, try James Lee Burke's detective ...

... never have gone back to on my own. The Rice family has produced one book I loved among the welter of Riceiana available: Interview with the Vampire. Stan's poetry does zip for me. Anne's post-Interview books fail to appeal much, though I thought Cry to Heaven was good enough to ...

... Vampire series. It's very chilling, and I couldn't seem to put them down when I first read them. And who could forget Interview with a Vampire by Anne Rice? It's an amazing Vampire story by a brilliant author. The other ones are quite good, too, but this one was by far my favourite. Lestat ...

... of disbelief, but overall I thought it was a decent book. I mainly read it because a friend recommended it to me as Interview With the Vampire for intellectuals, though I wouldn't draw that parallel myself.

The series lost me when we got to The Vampire Elmo...

Also, Interview with a Vampire is an excellent New Orleans book. I love/hate Anne Rice, but I have to admit that she really nailed the feel/smell/way of New Orleans in that one. For other Louisiana stuff, Charlaine Harris's Dead series is really pretty good and rather funny. Granted, both of ...

... thought the same thing about Anne Rice! But I didn't think I'd even read enough to be justified in saying it. I thought Interview with the Vampire was very well done, and I really enjoyed The Vampire Lestat even though the characters had suddenly changed drastically, but I couldn't stand Q ...

... ... and where's The Stand? I know some people might not consider it exactly scifi, but it's certainly a lot closer than Interview with a vampire.

... I'd have to go with Misery, Hellraiser (Barker's The Hellbound Heart), Psycho (the incomparable Robert Bloch), Interview with the Vampire and The Silence of the Lambs. Each and every one of those movies captured the books and stories they sought to represent, and did it well. N ...

... - Lemony Snicket State of Fear - Michael Crichton The Speed of Dark - Elizabeth Moon Interview with the Vampire - Anne Rice The Vampire Lestat - Anne Rice The Snow Fox - Susan Fromberg Schaeffer Anansi Boys - Neil Gaiman The Prince ...

... me out of the water. Some are books I expected to hate but ended up loving, while others are just damne good reads: Interview With the Vampire by Anne Rice White Oleander by Janet Fitch Fall On Your Knees by Ann-Marie MacDonald Hollywood Wives by Jackie Collins (y ...

... Frankenstein manages to pull a 4th place spot. Anne Rice is the only other author to sneak in the top ten with Interview coming in at 5th place and the sequel Lestat grabbing number 11. Then King dominates the list again all the way through the 26th book. I’d like to think ...

... the cast of hunters, etc. It is the one I have multiple versions of, including a hardback annotated. Hard to split from Interview with the Vampire - I can remember reading that one as an 8 year old, having scored it as a cheap 50c paperback from Woolworths, and very late at night, it was so ...